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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-06-18
Land Office, New Orleans. La.
Jane L 1887.

08oO OAuCUs N0W OSspss As
Jane 4, 1887.
Kotiss il hereby given a.at enc I'll. >.
ing NAMED n ts.ss 6ss dlsd notice ~ Lis
intsnsion to FAKE ai.ss prcofin rapport
Of his claim. and ttst said p.Sof wt'l
b made bslSss IL judge. OF IN his ab-
sence the clerk OF The district coaTt.
At Covington. La. on Satsvday. July
50. 1851. viz:
LOUIS ]. DIRKSEN.
Who made homestead entry No. GOA,
for The north half Of the soathvase
quartss Of section 2, eovnship { south
range u east, t. Hslsaa meridian.
He names the Sollovisg vifasAsss %
prove his continuous rssidsass apea
and cultivation Of said land. viz:
Toay Cole. Henry Joass. Charles
voes and Charles 0eislss, ell Of 50. Tan
many parish. La
isll-6t Taoa J. Bu1Lza, Rsgiatse.
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The whistle Of the locomotive.
near Abita Spring.. can be plainly
heard in CovinRtou.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-06-18

A large pavilion i being built at
Abita Springs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-06-18

District Court, civil term. win
convene next Monday.
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would Oe 0lmcule 20 ma . more
valuable improvement
After using one for many years.
tho payment Of . royalty might
seem . hardship. But its justice
will appear when it 10 remembered
that but for such IN invention every
cell in tue country would 10 a dug
or . drilled one. both involving
much expense. II the saving to The
people At large that il has effected
could b computed. It would reach
many millions Of dollars. II one
tsnth Of this amount were collected
- royalties. the owners Of the
Green patsut would receive . prince
u sam. Owing 70 the vide and in
dividual uss Of The drive we'll. il 10
safe 70 cay that bat . small frac-
ton u tho royalties really due will
ever 10 collected.
The favorable treatment Of the
patent By the Supreme Court It 10
lair 70 assume, was caused BY some
such considerations That tribunal
10 Il liberty. and - obliged in macy
cases. 70 take cognisancs Of just
suoh views - ws have prseeotsd.
in osdsr 70 determine the original
inv Of q invention and Tie conse-
ausnt extent Of it, claims. Utility
and The revolution ~ invootio0 e.
tests In huoaa industries are legal
bases for iodgnsat q ths scope q
pateota
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EDv. ps A1MAs.
E J. DAlMBx1.
". 7. DUCRO0. Not Pub.
N. 7. DUoRos.
Notary Public. lS8 0Eavisr street.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-06-18

SrArI or LOUISIANA, I
CRY OF NV OhLxANa ]

BIZ II Kxowx, That on this thirty
6rst day Of Nay. in the year Of cur Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
seven. before me, Marcel r. Ducroa. .
notary public in and for the city and
Parish Of New Orleans. State of Louisi-
ANA. Aforesaid. duly commissioned aud
sworn, personally came and appeared
the several persons whose names are
hersuuto subscribed. Who declared that,
availing themselves Of the provisions Of
the laws Of this State relative 20 the or
gaAization Of corporations for works Of
general utility aad improvement. they
have cove0antsd and agrs4d. and do,
by these presents, o0vsnant ana agres.
and bind themselves. - we'll - sueh
psrsons - may hereafter become aaso-
oistsd With them. 10 form and constitute
. corporation and body polite in lAw.
for the purposss and objects and under
the stipulation. articles and conditions
following. to-vit:
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

y The kinau sails tomorrow afternoon.
y The heat was very oppressive yesterday
No bookkeeping class at the Y. VI. c. A
this evening.
The Rev. W. H. Barnes of Lahaina
Maui, is in town.
The Likelike, which arrived on Saturday,
reports light rains on Maui.
Mr.. y. 5. Sachs great clearance sale
will continue through this week
The Right Rev the Bishop of Olba re
turned from Hawaii on Sunday by the
KinaU.
A Chinaman was caught with six tins of
opium in his possession on Saturday at
Nikihale.
Rain is much needed on the Island of
Hawaii. The district of Kohala IS suffer
ing badly.
His Excellency Governor R. fl. Baker
came down from Lahaina on the Kinau,
Sunday morning.
The steamer w. G. Hall will arrive
day earlier this week from Hawaii and
then go on to the Marine Railway.
On Saturday bottle of strawberry syrup
burst in the store of Messrs. Lewis & Co.
and scared the tall clerk almost ont of his
existence.
T If you want to have a good sea bath,
take the bus and go out to the Waikiki
bath house. Every accommodation will
be found there.
The officers and teachers of St. Andrews
Sunday School are requested to meet at
the house of the Rev. George Wallace
Thursday evening.
A recruit drill of the Honolulu Rifles
will take the place OF the regular battalion
drill this evening. All non-commissioned /
officers are therefore requested to be [
present.
On Saturday, August 9Th. Mr.. Lewis J.
Levey viii hold sale Of valuable real
estate by order OF Mr.. Chas. T. Gulick.
assignee Of the bankrupt estate of John NJ.
Kapena.
Chun Lung who holds the opium license.
was arrested on Saturday on a warrant and
now stands charged with selling a poison
ouS drug without a proper license. HIS
'ase will be heard on Thursday in the
Police Court.
The % LusO Hawaiiano" IN its last
number states that during the temporary
absence OF its editor at the Coast. Mr.. f.
Hutchinson viii take charge of the paper. I
t Is rumored that Mr.. Marques will not
eturn alone
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oos Presentiment.
Dean Chopper. half siSta,

Gus resentment.
Dean Chopper, half sister of
-,nous Julia Dean. died re-
enver. Two weeks before her
lie had a dream in which She saw
Approa hing end, saw her BODY laid
the coffin. and the scene impressed
sen so wildly upon her mind that she
observed the dress in which she was
clothed. the manner in which her hair
was arranged, and even the ornaments
IN her collar, All efforts on the part of
her friends to laugh away this unpleasant
memory were unavailing. She believed
that her hour was approaching. and at
cue 5Hhe she especially charged her
friends that when she died She wanted
10 be clothed just as she appeared to her
ser IN the coffin. Her request was com
phed with, and the corpse was dressed
Tor burial and every detail arranged as
81 mad particularly requested. even TO
the position OF the head.-Chicaco Tri-
bune.
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III. IN the last number of The Tydscbrit
diary OF Boer in the Katir Commands.
published. We extract two consecntiy-a :,
tries; Sunday, Feb. %. No Kafi,s in ion
1eid divine service. Prayer meeting At Diert
"a blessed time. Monday. Feb "a &C.,
haitrs on the hills Commando went -,
ana shot thirty-four, besides a nr,nhar ,ba
got away wounded Thanksgiving sarvic.s q
tne evening on return to camp. Sang psalm
1o,, ana went on sentry. Shot two Kaf3rs
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Thursday, July 81, AID. 1887

To the higehst bidder all the right. title and in
terest OF the said b. Kalilimoku, defendant. /,
and to the following property, unless said iudp
ment' interest, costs, and my expenses be pre-
viously paid
List of property for sale;
Land at Keanae, Hama, Maui, r.. p. 3.267 +. C.
A. 4's57, to Ghiki; area 5O-I0O acres.
Land at Pahou, Koolau, Maui. H. p. 3.2l5, t.
kaliiimoku; area, 10 100 acres
Land at Honokohau, Kapauku, Mani, r. p
4'dl5' l. c A. 1897, TO Kapoi; area, 5o-1OO acre.
Right title and interest of b. KaIilimoku in
certain piece of land at Valance and Pabou.
keanae, Hama, Maui, described in lease recorded
Lib 49, fol. 48l; area, 1O7 acres.
B. KaliliInolSu with KuIiH (w) of Kulihi. oahn
made a mortgage TO Honuakaha of Honolulu.
dated Nov IL, 1898, recorded Lib. ST. folio 1889;
=. hallil1noku mortgaging the above described
lands, and kalili W. the following lands to wit:
l. Apana l, r. P. 1895, L. G. A.. /, 23s, TO Hoe.
nui, kalihi, Oahu 4Igchains.
?. Apana 8, r. P I,495, L. C. A. 1928 TO Hoe
nui' kalihip Oahu; area, 25 100 acre
Terms cash Deeds at expense of purchasers.
JOHN LOTA KAULUKOU.
Marshal.
IIouoIuIu > une =, 1887. 722jy21
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Vessels IN f,or. from pono.

Han -, ofes$R POrEs,
paraiso nc IL Henderson. from Vol
- Boil bk GUtIIerr,o c.
Townsend " T INV sandman, from Port
partur e Bay a "hiFmOre, Thompson, from De-
oSS Adams, Louis E
via Hilo Hawaii '''S heInph, from Acapulco.
MS Conouas. o.,
ksquimault, B "eS'' Charles / Oxley. from
cisco 'teA3, Meyers. from San rro,
San Francisco queen " Winding. from
Brit bk To- ~. al, c Rust, from San Francisco
Nor bari rag rag, Jones, from san Francisco
NsW - c Eficbsen, from Newcastle
saazS lssNs5Tf6e s Neil II " HI
Francisco ''""''rd' from san
Am bktue Ameh W,, <a,-.7,
bOldt Bay Cal "'''ii' from Hum
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The Bison Gone Enrerar

II Is a sad thing to say, but the great
American bison is practically gone for.
ever. Tie Pacific railroad. the Sharps
rifle and mans Unsuitable destrlIctiveness
have done their work. and the nobIest
ruml1ant of them all has gone down be-
tore them. The leaden hail of the breecb-
loader has swept the millions of buffaIoes
from the face of ;j'e earth before a SINGLE
strong hand has raised TO stop the
merciIess slaughter To look back mon
the butfaloes as they were few wears
ago only adds to our regret for their
tate; but it may serve to point moral
very strongly in the direction OF orr few
remaining elk, deer, antelope and noun
tam sheep.-William T. Hornadav in
New York sun
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But the Accent

Mrs: de Baggs-Ah, my dear. you have
missed the treat Of a lifetime You should
pave gone to Mrs. DuseubWy social. De
s1ohSIon' the poet, read ~. enty selections
rom ms own works. Il was tIeIirhtful
Mrs. Bagley-Do Won undErstani
French? ii''
Mrs. de Baggs-I: Oh. dear. no, But the
accent! do 50 enjoy the accent.
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rO8f OF HONOLULU, H. }

stnr LikeIjke - SATURDAY, July le.
wall ~ Lortn&eu. from Mani 80 -
s SIM adl.ehua. from EaInaEua
S 2tlnr surprise. from Kuau
stmr ciiRN 8is5d moGGEesor, from Molokai
Schr WaioIi fro ~, GIhAney. from KooIan
St1nr Kinau r SUNDAY. July IT.
Schr sarah Ia reeuan, from Kauai ia" al
Sohr Wajeb ma eliza, from KooIaa
Schr 5Ianno eaoaIl. from Kohala. Hawaii
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BLUE RIBBON LEAGUE
Interesting Address b,, The Pras,,
Rev H. al. GOmen.

1He entertainment on Sat,,r,Ia,.
ing at the y. VI. c. A. hall ,rior ~
1u7P'ceS OF the Blue Ribbon Leao,,o
was exceedingly well attended ~
resident, Rev. II. II. Gowan baJ
charge OF the programme. which was
very good one. Miss Jennie Griev,s and
1'I, l. Rain Walker sang SONGS .,,-lI
Doth We're enthusiasticaIIv -
-iiS' Dillingham; and Mr.. J. F Prov,
, read and piano solo was performed ~. /
MISS Hopper. The address was da1i
eieu by the Rev. IL. II. Gowen. tba snlf :
jet being: ING S''1l !
THE OBJECTIONS To rorAL ,nsrr,,p,,,,. ~,
Tho Co.,, SIDERED. de
ne speaker said that in the last .i,rlv
months SO many phases of temnaranoal e
principles had been considered thot +t-l,,
few ,,lao,.i must hardly expect more than arich
ierhapS the hardest class Of narso,,. -
''''n over TO temperance were those obols.,
y, 10 objections at all, but who, guardad,ai
a. ''i'I8h rays OF their own self-com-tro,
t all 'he matter the
Ihey were the people to whom ..oniato ~ An =,
." Ihorere' was the rule of life w., o.
~, qua never disturb the sIumbering tad. ie'''
'' u me Verdant scum of stacnotio,.
- rie.erred the SO-called good oh 4
c' When the corpuIent spider reioicod te 81 :. ,
ms "ep' ana the moth in his baiza v,Io,. loi =
drank IN strong ale to his absent
7iu 'he parSon, and the parson in stro,,,, tele
-. ur"lik to his jolly friend the Souiro > ives
~ sllis innate conservatism 1t Is not
1T see. wat theY H. 2
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She Had Read Enn.,

1oStie Lltewaite-Come, Mr. Ponsophv Ia,
tisG te'lel your palm. Ahl see that the line
OF life IS very long. '''0 Ai''e
Tonsonby-Is it-aw-crossed1
l suppose 'AAE'i I'eo me-
,,, [onS1noy ldecidedly)-That can't be. Won
n1arr,ad D7oa 11s l have sworn never to get
,,. E3vtle - Shortly - Nothing else-Pbfl.-
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Vessels Leaving ,To.,

St,,, ~ , = U-'ENY-
and way yorts wi e9oF' for Kaunakakaf Iapat
Stlnr Ltkelike. Dawes for p.,-,.
pm "eisparth, for Lau T,a boabon -.
uea '0' Shahey, for HanaTej na u,,.
Sur 5cur w " alma nalo. for waiapsa
80 ma ieakala. for Peneekeo r,i,
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70 On tomorrow and bring your friends
bo+S see the mammoth bargains in Iadies,
i-'''S from soc up, at Chas. !. Fit9eI,sIa ad
ing Millinery House. '''''-
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PASSENGER

ard ports, per an
ION, Bishop of On hlnau, July
1cio, Father CIeme rather Pou-
s.lmai, A VI Wilson W G Serrao,
ilIrs Anahua. + mes Steiner,
, IS Kaiula. q p 'hardt, Mrs
Dow, Ing Choro art, VIM f
va Nahauialna us;rs Goo Kim
BeomaiIauf Gotand ? chill
Richardson am Fl Baker,
aNyay-z-gka1s--I deck pas
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Vessels zxpeeAs from Fame.
Frencb FTigata SgsTaI siegeI. Sanders. from
Am bark st Lucitti Tad So <U-0u
26, due September '' {" YORK March
Am blk James sjora D.
Boston March u duh x - SOW, sailed from
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LOST.

4 TIE FOURTH OF JULY BALIA BLACK
\ three-cornered shawl The finder will
confer favor by leaving the same at this office
734iy7tf
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J.. u enhahts in colored embroider5es can
De round at y. 5. Sachs clearance sa ,Il'
way below cost Call early to-morran.
morning. ''-il"FFoW
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTES.

I.r 40" Is the time to secure bargains in
laales and chlldren's hats at y. ). Sacb.l
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,,;ll ue most wonderful values in Iatie,.apd
a narS9es trimmed ana untrflnmed b.ty orar
2,!ered IN Honolulu are at FisbeI,s Ieadirl
Millinery House. '''' leading
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d. EPAREsJRES

strnr Iu,o,.,, SATURDAY July 16.
Lahaina, at a m ior Hamakua, Hawaii, via
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photograph albums now have legs and
lock and key. Others have box in
ne back to contain ''our miscellaneous
pictures. '''
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am, ' .''- bargains in ladies undoryaa~
anu eorsetS at Sachs store. CaJat a,,,o.l
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WaikikiBath House.

MIR. ", CROOKS HAVING TAKEN CHARGE
VI of the Waikiki Bath House, begs to inform
the public that he will run the place az a frat
class bathing resort.
MRS. CROOKS viii attend TO the lady patrons
OF the place, and every effort VIII be made TO
make IL attractive. 7l6-jyI5
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lie -. o. % and - cent hats are SeIIina
inc iio' cakes at Sachs clearance sale
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Fond Mother with baby>-"Frr.
ICES Iook 50 like his father, doesn' { hap :, q
nr. h--7'Yes' but I shouldn't mjndA
~~f' - long IS he is healthy. ''-Eaa 5,,.| -
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70 this fascination b each
II King street1imself strong enou, resist
'omes little by little.
HOUSE Attic rift within tho
lob WORK PROMPT "a by will make there mute,
widening surely ce all.
goo aSO 8; wa THtsr Glo.sts Scotch minisho was
1os, uneiss but being ~, he SaIlad
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IARO FLOUR FACTORY.
""i'"A": .IarO6E, Hone


ColEIENcED OPERATIONS ON I-
y, HI9y 2Dth, and are now prepared,
with new and improved machinery and 9th,
apparatus, the present Manager guarantees TO
SUkPiN faro Flour that viii make better class
of Poi than ever produced
All orders to be sent to W. IL. CUMNrINs
manager, at the Factory, Waikiki Maui : or to
W. q. IRWIN co, Agents Honolulu.
65-may27ffdw
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, sailed from see Il. - tia''no' from Hongkon
loke alS,2s 'i' In HOngkong due Jul
IdIIeiS 6-3I equity, III Honokor,, Il
ndle IL Haw Blk Lillian W VI
4 v-er.xle July 1890 v :i1ps, from Hopgtoro
II q Fet Am bktne Farr,s Kong
od snoln Francisco due A. Kp1p Epson, Potter. from,
on for hun bk Ceylon, r "a ib 5llui July 1851
.1:ssa.I.Sal ue July PA from san Francis
eat deal cisco due July @ 2di Paul from San
; FandaHa ffagsbf
ape nOWSl!ean corvette Fs-lrom Chile
and hanrIca lraIda, from South
ade up iqob frissfe F Iocrexs m Chile
;, -, ok Edward NJ, II Chile
'eS' f"s June 28d, due iy vSg9son. sailed from
hip Matilda STerriro
THE 'yl2-$I from Hongkoue |
eamship Ausfra1i,
Final andcisco, due JuIy &C HoudIette from, |
Conhdamship ZeaIa1ito
Hawaiians colonies route ' san otere ndOrp,
tier off, It isliata. frsm China
Iropean ever dne i Bovine. W ]b 13Iy 80 $40
on the shores Wild swan, Jpo VII t
,+fer.a now ste Aug L2O Halifax, from
to be lost
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L 49, because he fastened b;s =
pu6 there are others who d. O.
following: 'Je''iohs spel
| l. They say it shows mon,
T To- De moderate than to be a toto oi .. ~
t Ihere =, might be something ia a.
aotal abstinence only for o9e, -, -
out the case does not stooa o'
s .na' you are quite strong and can
l1'e' yet there are THOUSANDS '',,
th 81 loI So and who need to he raaa
'nere then more moral con ~ ''st
one one equanimity and renrel5is
suIoIions when fellow cregfnro ]
him? ''''o the Watfe
oa mhen the arrow which fifetb us
i Cia'i ~ piercing the comradur
lue' IS 1t to be considered Norge ~ !
} renounce the shield 'iofF5'
l., Let it be remembered that ~ ,ol,s
lth the deliberate intention n llo h 'aNs Q
.uhk'rd. Every one imaa,,,,e<eIt y
rohg enough to resist tb6 IT, ;9
let him that thinketb b.deth T
~ ~ nee" tella lest he fall" Manvsanl- il
H. nave lain down and 50. will
81 and shake myself a. -, hnt G.
ny like him, have found selves 5
no ny chain of habit which never
AIMED was so strong. " ''''f "'' q !
s :n. th2t might have game love Il
heads and hands might
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The ChabcelIor's Aim.
How doth the little Bizzy B
improve his waxing power.
AND plot against his Europee
An neighb0rs every hour.
ne ouzzes here and buzzes there.
Each dzzy feud to fan:
nTn Ehey faH OUT, then he falls iu
And scoops what 'er he can.
%. H. In /
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surplus 1 per cent basis. SIG. 355. 81 rs

surplus, / per cent basis. 49,. $16355. SIS 76
The surplus Is based on the conservative
as hptlon that only per cent interest
VIII be realized on investments
Assuming that AZ per cent will be real
Ized, II amounts 10 $50, l95 us 10
kSF-the st RPLUS, on every basis Of
valuation Is LARGER THAN THAT OF
Any OTHER COMPANY IL THF
WORLD. - =
NeW assurance IN lNN6. Sill $40. 2O3 90
Larger than that of any other company.
outstanding assurance. ...-. All, 779. 098 90
Larger than that Of any other company
Paid policy holders in 1886 : 226 en- on
Pald policy holders since or
guuiZatiuu.... qt = - 80 -
Total income. ...-.. 10 -, 90 o., 10
'Vi I1.I income. ..--- l6,272. 1854 %
Larger than that of any other company.
IMPROVEMENT DURING THE YEAR
increase of prem. income ........ - sIn t75 An
IL,-"ase OF 81 .ius, per cent basis 2 493 636 6s
'o'He VI ass 's..--...-- .....-.... 957 nSl 26
Policies issued on all the plans. with all the
lars apply to U1' F~t'i'"-
ALIEN. j. CARTWRIGHT
90 LitNA- % No. Kaahumanu strea+
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appearing OWL
of certain forms
known among d
that hateful disc
eigners into Il
marks the feat
and w ashines a
of the SCriptu
sins of the father
the children, etc
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of execution issued out of
the supreme Court on the 18th day Of June. A.
d. 1887 against B. Kalilimoku defe ndant in favor
OF A j. Cartwright, trustee of the estate of r. w
Holt, deceased, plaintif, for the sum of 1898 o5
nave levied upon and shall expose for sale at
me 'front.' entrance of Kalakaua Hale, in Homo
lulu, island of Oahu at - O'Clock N. on
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Waving Establish NOISY ana IhtoiSr-
Ii Honolulu, for the ELL wish orr voices
dersigue3 are prepared 70 !. :,
IN dwellings, stores Wafe1''Ch Tie hedItS OF all
on favorable terms on our side bpcaTsa
freights bo:toE1ry, profit ,
Eosses promptly ~, tho siio ,,f ,l,.i,,I-
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Advertisements.
The Equitable
Life Assurance Society
OF THE UNITED STATES

Death claims paid III 1886 100 per cent
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mean tbstsrerr one mus
tity of w1e F'riher he
no Wbg Do not thes
every oasgag TO Troatv
st. Paulb1 flEh Carpig.
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voices d sader to rag a
men gfeh thenl:ently
wa b,lien / their ! back
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e Is becoming dra-
a tAunderbolt;
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4 mCcO smoke. 1t is
( hat Wagner could
re manner. y glance
-, .iscIose the exalted
ch he approached
d erearthly regions in
hen he created bis
" the time that he
:. en1 of his drama
4 which, Of course,
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lpr Of the musical
.Oeces Of music paper.
n pencil and there
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sanxiously saved fol
y IA Cosima Wagner.
she over all OF them
he majority of them
inegible. Only a few
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-07-18

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good man onstrated .
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-andal woulasue. ooh,
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e for the water when
|: This wdone, but an
" days af was told by
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ing all d9ong, and ring
every hf of the day"
mat th'greatest moral
by enc avoidance of
gentlaan received two
post ooachman. it was
10 saI he could drive
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